Requirements for arriving to Indonesia on a pre-issued visa

We have prepared detailed instructions for you to enter Indonesia. Please select your visa and familiarize yourself with the requirements and rules.

eVOA

The eVOA or Visa on arrival is a very popular and affordable visa for foreigners arriving in Indonesia, usually on the island of Bali for short-term tourist purposes.

The visa is single-entry  and it is canceled when leaving Indonesia.

It is issued for a period of 30 days and can be extended once for another 30 days. With VOA you can stay in Indonesia for up to a maximum of 60 days, after which the country will need to leave.

From the date of the visa issue, you will have 90 days to enter Indonesia. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A visa. 

    Be sure to print out the visa. 

  2. Return ticket

    The date of the return ticket must be within the validity period of your visa, excluding extensions. In other words, no later than 30 days after arrival. 

  3. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  4. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

    All foreigners entering Bali are charged a mandatory tourist tax called Bali Levy in the amount of 150,000 IDR  (approximately $10).

    Moreover, all foreign tourists will have to pay the fee, regardless of where they come from on the islands: from another country or from another part of Indonesia.

    How to pay?

    You can pay online before arriving in Bali via the official website.

    Through apps: Google Play or App Store 

    Or upon arrival at Denpasar airport.

  5. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive.

What should you pay attention to? 

  1. Boarding passes

    Recently, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and marks in the passport. If you do not have a stamp about staying in another country before Indonesia, this may raise questions about how you got into the country. It is better to be safe and leave a boarding pass. If there is no boarding pass, then you need to contact the airline.

  2. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport. 

    Children under the age of 14 will not be able to use the autogates.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

  3.  Visa extension in Indonesia

    Upon arrival in the country, a sticker with the end date of the visa will be pasted into your passport (or, if you have passed through the autogates, you will receive an email with a stay permit, be sure to write to us if you used the automatic gate), if you want to extend the visa, then you need to contact us at least 6-10 business days before its end to arrange an extension at a minimum cost.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee is 1,000,000 per day.

    ❗️ Attention, be sure to check the dates in the sticker after passing through passport control.

    If there is any mistake, contact the officer to fix it.

  4. Passport control for a visa on arrival

    The purpose of your visit

    — Tourism.

211

The visa for entry to Indonesia for tourist purposes is a SINGLE ENTRY E-VISA.

The visa is issued for 60 days from the moment of entry, with the possibility of extension 2 times for 60 days each.

From the date of the visa issue, you will have 90 days to enter Indonesia. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

❗️ To extend this visa, you will need a boarding pass and/or a plane ticket for your flight to Indonesia.

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A visa. 

    Be sure to print out the visa. 

  2. Return ticket

    The date of the return ticket must be within the validity period of your visa, excluding extensions.

    In other words, no later than 60 days after arrival

  3. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  4. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

    All foreigners entering Bali are charged a mandatory tourist tax called Bali Levy in the amount of 150,000 IDR (approximately $10).

    Moreover, all foreign tourists will have to pay the fee, regardless of where they come from on the islands: from another country or from another part of Indonesia.

    How to pay?

    You can pay online before arriving in Bali via the official website.

    Through apps: Google Play or App Store 

    Or upon arrival at Denpasar airport.

  5. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive.

What should you pay attention to?

  1. Boarding passes

    Recently, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and marks in the passport. If you do not have a stamp about staying in another country before Indonesia, this may raise questions about how you got into the country. It is better to be safe and leave a boarding pass. If there is no boarding pass, then you need to contact the airline.

  2. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport.

    Children under the age of 14 will not be able to use the autogates.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

  3. Visa extension inside Indonesia

    Upon arrival in the country, a sticker with the end date of the visa will be pasted into your passport (or, if you have passed through the autogates, you will receive an email with a stay permit, if we are the sponsor of the visa, then the letter will come to us, be sure to write to us if you used the automatic gate), if you want to extend the visa, then you need to contact us at least 6-10 business days before its end to arrange an extension at a minimum cost.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee is 1,000,000 per day.

    Attention, be sure to check the dates in the sticker after passing through passport control. If there is any mistake, contact the officer to fix it.

  4. Passport control on a 211A visa

    The purpose of your visit

    — Tourism.

    If the officer at passport control asks you about the address on the visa and that it does not correspond to the address of your residence in Bali, say:

    — the sponsor's address is indicated on the visa

    — you are still deciding on your place of residence in Bali and you will change the address during the extension.

    Remember that everything is fine with the visa and the address, it should be so. Be sure of your words and if the officer insists, tell him that you will contact the consul.

C2

A SINGLE ENTRY BUSINESS E-VISA for entry to Indonesia is a visa that is issued for travel for the purpose of business negotiations.

It is issued online without visiting the consulate.

The visa is issued for 60 days from the moment of entry, with the possibility of extension 2 times for 60 days each.

From the date of the visa issue, you will have 90 days to enter Indonesia. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

Our company will be the inviting party for you. We will also take care of the preparation of a full package of documents for obtaining an electronic visa (E-visa).

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A visa. 

    Be sure to print out the visa.  

  2. Return ticket

    The date of the return ticket must be within the validity period of your visa, excluding extensions.

    In other words, no later than 60 days after arrival. 

  3. Sponsorship and guarantee letters.

    You need to print out and have with you a letter of sponsorship and guarantee from your personal account.

  4. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  5. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

    All foreigners entering Bali are charged a mandatory tourist tax called Bali Levy in the amount of 150,000 IDR (approximately $10).

    Moreover, all foreign tourists will have to pay the fee, regardless of where they come from on the islands: from another country or from another part of Indonesia.

    How to pay?

    You can pay online before arriving in Bali via the official website.

    Through apps: Google Play or App Store 

    Or upon arrival at Denpasar airport.

  6. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive.

What should you pay attention to?

  1. Boarding passes

    Recently, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and marks in the passport. If you do not have a stamp about staying in another country before Indonesia, this may raise questions about how you got into the country. It is better to be safe and leave a boarding pass. If there is no boarding pass, then you need to contact the airline.

  2. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport.

    Children under the age of 14 will not be able to use the autogates.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

  3. Visa extension inside Indonesia

    Upon arrival in the country, a sticker with the end date of the visa will be pasted into your passport (or, if you have passed through the autogates, you will receive an email with a stay permit, if we are the sponsor of the visa, then the letter will come to us, be sure to write to us if you used the automatic gate), if you want to extend the visa, then you need to contact us at least 6-10 business days before its end to arrange an extension at a minimum cost.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee is 1,000,000 per day.

    Attention, be sure to check the dates in the sticker after passing through passport control.If there is any mistake, contact the officer to fix it.

  4. Passport control for a C2 visa

    Please be attentive, collected, be sure to be polite and decently dressed when passing through passport control. We do not recommend drinking alcoholic beverages on the plane.

    The purpose of your visit?

    — business meeting.

    What is the business meeting about?

    — buying a property in Indonesia

    Who is the sponsor of the visa?

    You name the sponsor company from your letters (the name of the sponsor is written in large letters at the very top of the letter - in the logo).

    What does the sponsor do?

    The sponsor is a visa agency that provides services for real estate companies in Bali, at the invitation of people to invest in Indonesia.

D1

The multiple travel offshore eVisa D1 is suitable for those who plan short trips to Indonesia for a year or two.

The visa begins to be valid from the date of issue, and the 60-day period is counted from the day of arrival. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

During the validity of the visa, you can leave Indonesia and return an unlimited number of times, 60 days will be counted each time from the moment of entry into the country.

The D1 visa is issued for 1 or 2 years and allows you to stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days at a time, after which you must leave the country.* (You can come back at any time).

*Extensions are currently allowed on the D1 visa. Visas can be extended 2 times for 60 days, after which you must fly out of the country. You can return back using the same visa. You can stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days without departure.

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A Visa

    Be sure to print out the visa.

  2. Return ticket

    The date of the return ticket must be within the validity period of your visa, excluding extensions.

    In other words, no later than 60 days after arrival. 

  3. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  4. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

    All foreigners entering Bali are charged a mandatory tourist tax called Bali Levy in the amount of 150,000 IDR  (approximately $10).

    Moreover, all foreign tourists will have to pay the fee, regardless of where they come from on the islands: from another country or from another part of Indonesia.

    How to pay?

    You can pay online before arriving in Bali via theofficial website.

    Through apps: Google Play or App Store 

    Or upon arrival at Denpasar airport.

  5. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive.

What should I pay attention to?

  1. Boarding passes

    Recently, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and marks in the passport. If you do not have a stamp about staying in another country before Indonesia, this may raise questions about how you got into the country. It is better to be safe and leave a boarding pass. If there is no boarding pass, then you need to contact the airline.

  2. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport.

    Children under the age of 14 will not be able to use the autogates.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

  3. Visa extension inside Indonesia

    Upon arrival in the country, a sticker with the end date of the visa will be pasted into your passport (or, if you have passed through the autogates, you will receive an email with a stay permit, if we are the sponsor of the visa, then the letter will come to us, be sure to write to us if you used the automatic gate), if you want to extend the visa, then you need to contact us at least 6-10 business days before its end to arrange an extension at a minimum cost.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee is 1,000,000 per day.

    Attention, be sure to check the dates in the sticker after passing through passport control. If there is any mistake, contact the officer to fix it.

    Passing through passport control on a D1 visa

    If you regularly travel for a short period of time on such a visa, then be prepared for the officer to ask you why you stay so little outside Indonesia, since the visa was created not for a long stay, but for short visits during the year.

    For example, you can answer that you have a business outside Indonesia or relatives in another country.

    Please note that D1 is the purpose of the visit. Tourism

    The purpose of your visit

    — Tourism.

    Attention! If the officer at passport control asks you about the address on the visa and that it does not correspond to the address of your residence in Bali, say:

    — the sponsor's address is indicated on the visa

    — you are still deciding on your place of residence in Bali and you will change the address during the extension.

    Remember that everything is fine with the visa and the address, it should be so.

    Be sure of your words and if the officer insists, tell him that you will contact the consul.

D2

Multiple business offshore eVisa D2 is suitable for those planning short trips to Indonesia throughout the year or two.

The visa begins to be valid from the date of issue, and the 60-day period is counted from the day of arrival. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

During the validity of the visa, you can leave Indonesia and return an unlimited number of times, 60 days will be counted each time from the moment of entry into the country.

The D2 visa is issued for 1 or 2 years and allows you to stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days at a time, after which you must leave the country *(You can come back at any time).

*Extensions are currently allowed on the D2 visa. Visas can be extended 2 times for 60 days, after which you must fly out of the country. You can return back using the same visa. You can stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days without departure.

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A Visa. 

    Be sure to print out the visa.

  2. Return ticket

    The date of the return ticket must be within the validity period of your visa, excluding extensions.

    In other words, no later than 60 days after arrival.

  3. Sponsorship and guarantee letters.

    You need to print out and have with you a letter of sponsorship and guarantee from your personal account.

  4. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  5. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

    All foreigners entering Bali are charged a mandatory tourist tax called Bali Levy in the amount of 150,000 IDR (approximately $10).

    Moreover, all foreign tourists will have to pay the fee, regardless of where they come from on the islands: from another country or from another part of Indonesia.

    How to pay?

    You can pay online before arriving in Bali via the official website.

    Through apps: Google Play or App Store 

    Or upon arrival at Denpasar airport.

  6. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive.

What should you pay attention to?

  1. Boarding passes

    Recently, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and marks in the passport. If you do not have a stamp about staying in another country before Indonesia, this may raise questions about how you got into the country. It is better to be safe and leave a boarding pass. If there is no boarding pass, then you need to contact the airline.

  2. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport.

    Children under the age of 14 will not be able to use the autogates.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

  3. Visa extension inside Indonesia

    Upon arrival in the country, a sticker with the end date of the visa will be pasted into your passport (or, if you have passed through the autogates, you will receive an email with a stay permit, if we are the sponsor of the visa, then the letter will come to us, be sure to write to us if you used the automatic gate), if you want to extend the visa, then you need to contact us at least 6-10 business days before its end to arrange an extension at a minimum cost.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee is 1,000,000 per day.

    Attention, be sure to check the dates in the sticker after passing through passport control. If there is any mistake, contact the officer to fix it.

  4. Passport control for a D2 visa

    If you regularly travel for a short period of time on such a visa, then be prepared for the officer to ask you why you stay so little outside Indonesia, since the visa was created not for a long stay, but for short visits during the year.

    For example, you can answer that you have a business outside Indonesia or relatives in another country.

    Please note that D2 is the purpose of the visit — business negotiations, for example, for the purpose of investment. 

    Please be attentive, collected, be sure to be polite and decently dressed when passing through passport control. We do not recommend drinking alcoholic beverages on the plane.

    The purpose of your visit?

    — business meeting.

    What is the business meeting about?

    — buying a property in Indonesia

    Who is the sponsor of the visa?

    You name the sponsor company from your letters (the name of the sponsor is written in large letters at the very top of the letter - in the logo).

    What does the sponsor do?

    The sponsor is a visa agency that provides services for real estate companies in Bali, at the invitation of people to invest in Indonesia.

D12

The multiple Offshore eVisa D12 is suitable for those who are planning trips to Indonesia for a year or two. The visa is issued for 1 or 2 years and allows you to stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days per visit, with the right to one extension for another 180 days.

The visa begins to be valid from the date of departure, and the 180-day period is counted from the day of arrival. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

You can leave the country and return an unlimited number of times, a new 180-day period will be counted every time from the moment of entry.

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A visa. 

    Be sure to print out the visa.

  2. Return ticket

    The date of the return ticket must be within the validity period of your visa, excluding extensions.

    In other words, no later than 180 days after arrival. 

  3. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  4. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

    All foreigners entering Bali are charged a mandatory tourist tax called Bali Levy in the amount of 150,000 IDR (approximately $10).

    Moreover, all foreign tourists will have to pay the fee, regardless of where they come from on the islands: from another country or from another part of Indonesia.

    How to pay?

    You can pay online before arriving in Bali via the official website.

    Through apps: Google Play or App Store 

    Or upon arrival at Denpasar airport.

  5. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive.

What should you pay attention to?

  1. Boarding passes

    Recently, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and marks in the passport. If you do not have a stamp about staying in another country before Indonesia, this may raise questions about how you got into the country. It is better to be safe and leave a boarding pass. If there is no boarding pass, then you need to contact the airline.

  2. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport.

    Children under the age of 14 will not be able to use the autogates.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

  3. Visa extension inside Indonesia

    Upon arrival in the country, a sticker with the end date of the visa will be pasted into your passport (or, if you have passed through the autogates, you will receive an email with a stay permit, if we are the sponsor of the visa, then the letter will come to us, be sure to write to us if you used the automatic gate), if you want to extend the visa, then you need to contact us at least 6-10 business days before its end to arrange an extension at a minimum cost.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee  is 1,000,000 per day.

    Attention, be sure to check the dates in the sticker after passing through passport control. If there is any mistake, contact the officer to fix it.

  4. Passing through passport control on a D12 visa

    Please note that D12 is a pre-investor visa.

    Please be attentive, collected, be sure to be polite and decently dressed when passing through passport control. We do not recommend drinking alcoholic beverages on the plane.

    The purpose of your visit?

    — search for investment sites

E33G

Now, if you work remotely for a company registered outside Indonesia, you can legally live and work in Bali with an E33G — Remote Worker Visa.

Kitas for remote workers is issued for 1 year. From the date of issue of the visa, you will have 90 days to come to Indonesia. The date of issue is indicated in the Date of issue field of the visa.

To arrive in the country on this visa, you will need

  1. A visa. 

    Be sure to print out the visa.

  2. Customs declaration

    To enter Indonesia, you must fill out a customs declaration. This can be done online upon arrival. There are banners with a QR code at the airport, which must be scanned to get to the declaration page. But in order not to waste time on arrival, we recommend filling it out in advance on the official website: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/

  3. Travel insurance

    Insurance is not a mandatory item, but it may be asked.

    In general, it is better to have insurance in Indonesia, because medicine is very expensive..

  4. Bali Levy Tourist Tax

  5. KITAS owners are exempt from paying tax. However, the application for release must be submitted and approved one month before entry on the official website.

What should you pay attention to?

  1. Passage through the passport control area using automatic gates

    You can use the auto-exits only if you have a biometric passport.

    If you have used the automatic gate, please contact us directly so that we can immediately add you to our database and start tracking the expiration dates of your visa.

    When you pass through passport control using an automatic gate (provided that your visa has been issued by us), we will receive an email confirming that you have entered the country.

    And a little later we will send you your ITAS.

  2. Duration of stay on a visa

    Be sure to keep an eye on the validity period of the visa in your ITAS. Kitas for remote workers cannot be extended, but a new one can be issued. If you plan to re-apply for this visa, then write to us.

    If you overstay your visa, the fee is 1,000,000 per day.